Students

Degrees

BE offers a comprehensive range of specialised degree programs that few universities can match. Seven undergraduate programs and six postgraduate programs are available and, as part of the internationally acclaimed faculty, each degree program is regarded as one of Australia's leading university qualifications.

Undergraduate Degrees

Architectural Computing

Architectural Computing

Computers today are a vital part of the creative environment. The ability to produce computer generated renditions of architectural designs, interiors and the surrounding environment plays an important and expanding role in built environment professions.
Architectural Studies

Architectural Studies

The BArchStud is the commencement undergraduate degree pathway that prepares students to be considered for registration as an Architect. It delivers a comprehensive architectural education appropriate to contributing to architectural practice in a contemporary multidisciplinary global context.
Construction Management and Property

Construction Management and Property

Graduates of the BCMP are highly sought-after professionals, with skills involving project planning, risk evaluation, law, cost and quality management, real estate finance, industrial relations and people management.
Dual Award Degrees

Dual Award Degrees

The Faculty of BE offers dual award degree in Planning/Law.
Industrial Design

Industrial Design

The BIndDes values people who are curious about how products are designed, manufactured and used. Students should possess basic drawing and three-dimensional making skills. It will appeal to those who wish to develop their design creativity to the design of new product solutions.
Interior Architecture

Interior Architecture

Interior architecture focuses on the design and detailing of interior environments and all aspects of their structural, spatial, social and material assembly.
Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture

Landscape architects create sustainable and meaningful places for people and other living things. Their work in shaping the landscape is increasingly important as the global community responds to diverse environmental challenges of our times.
Planning

Planning

As a planner you must consider and attempt to reconcile all the factors that influence the culture, appearance and the functionality of human space.